Sentence examples for point clever from inspiring English sources

Embedded clues point clever readers to real buried treasure: 12 emerald-studded numbers from the clock.

The Hollywood Reporter, on the other hand, found it to be "a polished, fast-moving, entertaining picture … with savvy cultural points, clever wit and a nice twist on what might happen to the newly deceased".

Which is kind of the point of clever, incisive comedy.

There's no point being clever with this one -- it's weird enough itself.

It's your last chance for Tipping Point, a clever circus-based show by Ockham's Razor.

In fact, he makes the shapes of buildings along the Grand Canal the starting point for clever exercises in style and formal play.

At their best, they use the requisite list of names and credits as a mere leaping-off point for clever experiments in graphic design, typography and kinetic wizardry.

At that point, a clever employee will pay only if he's run up medical bills over the summer that exceed his premium, or if he still hasn't found a job and wants health coverage until he does.

At some point a clever distributor came up with the 90-10 formula which could mitigate (in a positive way for film companies) the surprise hit.

Her defenders say she was making sensible points about clever new anti-submarine drone capability, that she was wilfully misinterpreted and discourteously treated.

After a few years of flailing around in search of a point, the cleverer ones – Manchester city council, or the GLC's shadow, the Greater London authority (GLA), discovered a new purpose.